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1971 REGIONALOGUE
Jonathan Dayton Regional High School Springfield, New Jersey
PUBLIC LIBRARY. SgRftNGFlELD, N- J-
VANESSA ABRAMS Van . . . loves life, lunch, and her boyfriend . . . unmentionable . . . remembers the night of July 27th . . . prefers entertainment by the Delfonics or television . . . Thank God, no more steno . . . hopes recent plans will change.
SUZANNE ATKIN Suzie . . . Music Man's little girl with ribbons in her hair and a big lollipop . . . lively, vivacious, and always smiling . . . eager and active to work for all school functions . . . a great devotion and determination in whatever she sets out to do . . . plans on college, then . . . "Who knows? I just hope I'll be happy" . . . Now just let me go crazy . . . individual, different and "to be me."
HOWARD ALEXANDER "I guess so" . . . find "Bells" at his backyard basketball court . . . with his height and skills, he excells in basketball ... do steak, potatoes, and salad really make you grow so tall ? . . . sound of the Tempts . . . strong esteem for Gus Johnson and DeBusschere . . . dislikes Verona, wonder why? . . . future dentist or mathematician.
MICHAEL AQUILINO Aqua man . . . forget Chinese food. Italian food's a must . . . Swingles' Diner . . . enjoys listening to the Beatles and Grand Funk ... Is dog man's best friend?
LEE ADLER "Gimme a break!" . . . "flop" . . . loves music by Jethro Tull and Chicago . . . craves steak, veal, and london broil . . . admires Dick Butkus . . . remembers his unex- pected 3 month vacation . . .a future doctor, he plans to study at Kenyon or Franklin and Marshall.
JOSEPH BENIGNO Pretty Duke . . . zooming down the shore in a new Ferrari . . . "Look out Andretti ! . . . listening to Creedence ... a realistic dreamer . . . always able to pick himself up . . . college and a career in engi- neering or law . . . Our class Presi- dent for the last two years.
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GARY BERGER Possesses an avid interest in math . . . usually found locked in room 13 working on the computer . . . term papers head his list of dis- likes . . . college choices include: Yale, Cornell, or U. of P. where medicine will be his major.
ANTHONY BEVILACQUA Bev . . . enjoys basketball and idol- izes "Wilt" ... a quick wit who enjoys life by just doing nothing . . . secretly would like to become a disc jockey . . . will always re- member his junior year . . . study math at Monmouth. Rutgers, or F.D.
ANDREA BERLIN Andi . . . "Sunshine and rain at once: her smiles and tears" . . . Patti, Berta. Maddie and Diane . . . "A little help from my friends."
STEPHEN BERSON Secretly wishes to be a radio broad caster or T.V. announcer . . . dis likes idleness . . . enjoys golf . . Association and Asbury Park . . will never forget his driving test . . profession in computer program ming or data processing . . Quinipiac or California State.
STEVEN BERGER Indispensible aid to the Junior Prom decoration committee . . . "What a night!" . . . Jefferson Air- plane and Cream music satisfy his tastes . . . idolizes Arlo . . . headed for Pace or Rutgers.
LINDA BJORSTAD Lin . . . loves the sound of Grand Funk and Airplane . . . mint chip ice cream and egg rolls ... in- digestion — but it's great! . . . Whatever did happen on March 30th? . . . always laughing . . . kill the phonies.
ROSEANN BOFFA "I feel bad" . . . always hysterical . . . Steve's friends at Shohola Creek . . . summer of 70 . . . hates to be left alone . . seeks happiness . . . work will follow graduation.
CARMINE BOVE Bo . . . enthusiastic football player #80 . . enjoys the company of Lynn and Ronnie . . . Italian food is a must . . . sound of the Tempts . . . '68 Hillside football game will go down in his books . . . detests nosey people . . . will aid under- pivileged children after Columbia or B.U.
MARYANN BOTTE Quiet and reserved ... "I don't know" . . . loves roast beef and hates vanilla ice cream . . . summer is her season.
LOREEN BOYLE Nickname of Berle . . . the summer of '70 at Seaside will be remem- bered forever ... a loyal Dayton Mafia member, who frequents Conte's . . . her dream: to see the world and meet people.
SCOTT BOYDMAN A diligent, industrious individual . . . enjoys working computers . . . Sound Studio aid . . . craves Southern fried chicken, especially at Garys' . . . probable MD . . . hopes to attend Rutgers or B.U.
GARY BRANNING
"You've got to be kidding me" . . . Seton Hall guys noise
broil . . . that Irish temper! . college bound with a future in business administration or phys. ed.
Chicago
wrestling and then london
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MICHAEL BRAUN Seen speeding through town in a green Bonneville ... all the guys . . . just music, music, music.
LISA BROWN "'Take it away, Lisa!" . . . large brown eyes and effervescence . . . majorette . . . Girls' State . . . loves the Beatles . . . "no gossip, please" . . . a someday lawyer or journalist but college first for Lisa.
ALLAN BRINDELL Track manager but a football en- thusiast . . . Boo! the smelly cafe- teria . . . friendship — the essence of life . . . common goal: a million- aire . . . sideline: a CPA.
RENEE BROSS Cherishes memories of the summer of '70 . . . weekends at Maryland . . . hopes to revisit Europe . . . Richie . . . "If you smile at me I will understand, because that is something everyone everywhere does in the same language" . . . by Stephen Stills.
CAROLYN BREWTON Car . . . Drill Team co-captain . . . sounds of Sly and the Delfonics . . . found at the Castle . . . warm, friendly person who loves being crazy . . . cherished memories of '69 and '70 summers . . . antici- pates attending Howard U. or Union College . . . bound to be a success.
PERRIE BRUNNY Sweet and thoughtful . . . loves a good time ... the Jersey shore for example . . . closely associated with the Dayton Mafia . . . Looking for Perrie? — try Conte's . . . elemen- tary educator is her goal.
LINDA BULTMAN One of Dayton's blue eyed blonde cheerleaders ... a friend to all — especially Alan, Lauren, and Gail . . . lively, energetic and always smiling . . . devotee of Crosby, Stills, Nash & Young . . . Italian food-mmm! . . . memories of '70 trip to Florida . . . biology major and then marriage.
BARBARA CARDONE Barb . . . loves singing or just listening to music, especially by the Beatles . . . mmm! Those Gino's Giants . . . would love to own a multitude of animals ... a born comedienne . . . we'll be looking for her name in "Who's Who in Show Biz."
PHYLLIS BUZIN Known by her friends as Buz . . . always happy and full of vitality . . . anything but liver . . . memories of those summers at Camp Shawnee . . . hot sun of Miami makes anyone feel good . . . loves Arlo . . . San- tana too . . . don't forget Chicago and Led Zepplin.
ADRIENNE CANTER "There is nothing to be afraid of . . . the ultimate reassurance and the ultimate terror" . . . poet/ politician ... an evening spent with friends and black coffee . . . Hasidic dance, experimental theatre and ecology . . . will be his lady all her life . . . heading north by northwest . . . will find a reason to believe.
VINCENT BURNS Enjoys the company of everyone . . . a great aversion toward people who express hatred . . . long-range intention to be known universally . . . basketball spectator . . . occu- pation: a civil engineer.
DENNIS CELESTE "Ride on" . . . enjoys folk tunes especially those of Johnny Cash . . . Steppenwolf for hard rock . . . best times of his life were way back in 5th grade . . . seashore lover . . . secretly desires to be a U.S. spy . . . most likely a mathematics major.
LAURA CHAITEN A zest and a love of life ... an appreciation for maturity . . . ex- pression by words . .. Junior year was best . . . true friends ... a desire to experience and learn.
JULIET CHAYAT "Never in this world have I seen anything beautiful without immed- iately wishing to touch it with all my love." . . . just like Gide.
SUSAN CHIN "Oh my God!" . . . Suzie . . . S.E.C. (of the Class of '71) . . . the one with the long, long, long dark hair . . . likes pizza crust . . . dislikes phony people . . . after Boston Con- servatory or New England Conser- vatory, will go into entertainment . . . remember us after you've be- come a professional dancer!
PHILIP COHEN
Touch my "Bod" and I'll hit you
ROY COHEN
JILL COHN Cohnie ... "I hate being so short." . . . never refuses seconds of big red, juicy apples . . . wherever the Dayton Mafia goes . . . Conte's is the hangout . . . likes a good time.
JUDITH CONSALES Unpredictable and always changing ... a great sense of humor with a laugh to match ... an aversion for boredom ... an open and sincere person, dislikes secrets . . . hopes to attend college and then become famous.
DIANE COLL Coll . . . fifth period gym and San Francisco . . . "Homework, Whats that?1' . . . the group is Chicago . . . a greasy "D" delight or Stan- ley's burgers . . . pet peeve: twisted or abused questionnaires . . . career as a teacher and part time writer . . . Newark State or Union College.
Dr. Jekyll, Mr. Hyde
JANET CONDON Blonde hair and a big smile . . . cheerleading was a goal, now it is a success . . . teen council, junior class and senior class council are Jan's channels for expressing ideas . . . lasting memories of skiing at Saratoga . . . loves horseback riding at Templed Hills . . . Summers at Ocean Beach.
ARNOLD COSLIT Cos . . . usually found in home- room behind the Star Ledger . . . chicken man . . . Grand Funk man . . . shy to those he doesn't know . . . appreciates value of education . . . dislikes the process.
RAYMOND DANZIGER Claude Derringer . . . his service to the Student Council will never be underrated ... a good mind and strong body . . . protein foods con- tribute to his fine physique . . . just watch him on that soccer field . . . The Who and Santana provide Ray with an excellent evening of music entertainment.
DONNA CROWLEY "Be what you are." ... no false fronts . . . anxious to go every- where, late to come everywhere . . . George Harrison in person . . . do something about those cold, dark, rainy Monday mornings . . . a home in Australia.
CHRISTINE CRUMP The Fringe . . . loves S.H.M. Club . . . often attends dances and pizza joint . . . "What a bummer." . . . loves motorcycling around the U.S.A. . . . hopes someday to own cycle . . . leave town forever.
PATRICIA DAY Patti ... a gift of laughter and singing ... a member of Chorale for 2 years ... an attendance office girl . . . Mr. Palmer's private secretary . . . Association is inspir- ing . . . plans to be an executive secretary.
PETER DEMNER Pete ... a good football game . . . The Family . . . Blood Sweat and ski trip will free and easy down
Tears Concerts . be remembered . manner that wins friends with homework . . . hamburgers.
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JEAN DAUNNO Often seen roaming the halls . . . who ever heard of a giggling psychiatrist? . . . you can always confide in her . . . her patience will help her to become an elementary school teacher.
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MICHAEL DE SANTIS "D" . . . found at Mikes pizza place eating ... all Italian foods . . . en- joys Steppenwolf and Led Zepplin . . . Soccer enthusiast . . . loves swimming in the ocean, shooting the breeze" and screaming like a chicken . . . hopes to attend N.C.E. or Rutgers.
BRAD DIEFENBACHER "Ask me if I care." . . . smiling blue eyed and red as a beet . . . Dief . . . Blood, Sweat, and Tears . . . yea, soccer team . . . where there's a Rocky. There's a Brad to follow . . . often seen in Belmar and Seaside ... a regular mechanic.
JAMIE DEWART
SHERRY DIAMOND Loves to eat ice cream and Italian food . . . New York City native . . . music heads the top of her list especially the Grand Funk . . . treasures her stereo and record collection ... to travel across country in a VW bus . . . plans: the business field will open it's doors to Sherry . . . enthusiasm plus.
DENISE DE VONE Who else wants to buy Tahiti and return it over to the natives? . . . only "D" . . . loves to doodle and listen to Chicago ... a drink of champagne completes the scene . . . Kahil Gibran — "I love you!" . . . remembers the socks and other Mafia exploits ... a unique sense of humor belonging to a unique person.
SHARI DOROS
DAVID DUBIN
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MARCY FARKAS Marc . . . Wow! those eyes . . . hates snobs, hypocrites, and pho- nies . . . lover of Joe Cocker and the Beatles . . . soft sexy voice . . . hopes someone will buy her her own pet lion and a tour of England ... U. of Miami.
BYRON EHLERS "I don't want to hear it." ... so far being Editor-in-Chief has been fun . . . hangout at Mike's Pizzeria . . . treasures the summers of yes- teryear . . . research in science at Dartmouth or the Air Force Academy.
JANET EPISCOPO "Take it slow." . . . Peter Fonda turns her on . . . great help to Junior Prom . . . cheerful, friendly . . . loves art . . . dislike for waiting on lines . . . will attend Newark or Caldwell State.
ANTHONY D'UVA "Hurtin' for certain" . . . Tony . . . the activity was freshman basketball . . . Italian food is fabulous . . . music provided by Chicago . . . thinking of engineering.
RANDY FENTON Joe . . . Dayton wrestler . . . Long Branch is happiness ... a talented artist ... a man of brains, which keep his toes warm, and a sense of humor . . . times at Deep Cove, Canada and Maine ... art school for illustration.
NANCY FILREIS A good G.A.A.'er and a candy- striper . . . likes the music of Simon and Garfunkel ... A sea- food platter . . . memories of Europe '70 ... A future fashion designer . . . junior college beckons.
EILEEN FRANCIS "Outrageous!" . . . idolizes Peter Fonda . . . Blood. Sweat and Tears and Sly • . • found at Echo Lanes or Hofhrau . . . school lunches are best when pizza or cheeseburgers are served . . . cherished memories of the 666's and her '69 summer . . . Do away with snobs! ... in the future: work and happiness.
GAIL FINGERHUT "I honestly think." . . . our unique- ly dimpled cheerleading co-captain . . . Lauren and Dale — at Chis- holm parking lot . . . loves lobster and Alaskan king crab . . . fantastic memories of those Florida vaca- tions.
RICHARD FREUNDLICH Freu . . . "Give the kid a break!" . . . What a sense of humor . . . always has something to do or just isn't happy . . . usually hanging around the Sound Studio or the Student Council office ... a future psychologist.
DOUGLAS FREEMAN Doug . . . admires skills of Joe Namath . . . relishes music by the Carpenters . . . one of Dayton's baseball players, he secretly hopes to play professional baseball.
LAWRENCE FRIEDMAN Larry . . . Intelligent and hard- working . . . Key Club president and officer to the class of '71 are only a few of his contributions . . . his musical ability is hard to sur- pass . . . sax, clarinet, flute . . . after studying at Princeton or Yale, he'll be found in the courtroom.
MARINA FRANCINI Dayton's A.F.S. signorina . . . laughy and crazy . . . Oh, sleep! it is a gentle thing . . our freedom-loving,
the big city
Happiness for vagrant friend . . Arivederci,
Marina.
PAUL FRIES An individual with great determina- tion to achieve all of his goals . . . outstanding in track and field . . . admirer of Dick Railsback . . . serve him Italian food ... a fan of Herb Alpert and the Tijuana Brass . . . hopes to attend Rutgers or N.C.E. . . . the future: be a suc- cessful mathematician.
KATHRYN FROST Patient, tolerant and always willing to lend a hand . . . Bill Cosby Show . . . Santana music ... 7 UP and apricots . . . future Spanish teacher.
How about it Ruth?
MARYELLEN GAIPA Dubbed Big Red by a special bas- ketball coach . . . "Great!" . . . loves motorcycles and skiing . . . member of Drill Team . . . those football games are real excitement . . . the great sounds of Sly and the Family Stone . . . Sly's concert ... a future social worker.
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KAREN GARBER Common wish: to become rich . . . avid interest in the theatre — pos- sible career as a theater technician . . . remembers this summer theatre workshop at Montclair State in Maud Auditorium . . . math is her downfall . . . Ithaca, Emerson, or Montclair will be her home for the next four years.
MICHAEL GARDINER Big, sad eyes . . . memorial to Jimmy Hendrix . . . present at all Led Zeppelin concerts . . . really into music . . . MacDonald's ham- burger lover . . . hopes to travel cross country on a motorcycle . . . U.S.A. President.
DARYL GARNER Pleasure is walking along the beach and listening to the waves break on the shore . . . calmness and tran- quility . . . Cold Blood and John Mayall are favorites . . . perfect day in N.Y. . . . will strive for her own cartoon strip . . . travel to exotic places.
Party Pooper
KATHLEEN GARTLING Can't live without that Raisin Bran! . . . "Hope is always there — but never expected" . . . "The curse will get you planners!" . . . listening to the Association and the Who . . . Kathy can be found in the "Sousa Bug" on her way to the Quad . . . memories of summer '70 and green skies . . . future plans: college edu- cation and teaching the deaf.
STEVEN GECHLIK Steve . . . often found on the Links . . . music by the Bee Gees . . . great skill and ability in golf . . . hopes to join a pro-tour in the future . . . plans to attend Rutgers, Ohio State or the U. of Maryland.
ROBERT GARNER "Easy Rider" . . . agile and dex- terous — dancing is his talent . . . admires Bronson and his motor- cycle adventures . . . kindergarten was the best of all . . . Keep him away from Mr. ?? . . . star per- former in our school musicals . . . jelly donuts, tootsie roll pops and duck soup, ^.-v^ssag^
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MADELYN GEDDES Maddie . . . devoted to her class: our treasurer . . . sensitive, warm and friendly . . . get's by "with a little help from her friends" . . . member of Teen Council . . . en- joys helping others to enjoy them- selves . . . will never forget camping in Pennsylvania . . . lots of fun and loved by everyone.
RICHARD GLEITSMANN Ricky . . . "Music is my Rampart." . . . sensitive . . . likes an honest man . . . open-mindedness . . . the great outdoors . . . college ahead and maybe the Fillmore someday.
LYNN GEORGE "Just be yourself" — it worked for her . . . Junior Prom Queen and most popular girl ... a big smile and a friendly "Hi" to all . . . dis- likes unhappy people . . . hope: to model and attend U. of Denver.
LINDA GIANITSAS A loyal and trustworthy friend . . . frequents Stanley's with Bar- bara and Arlene . . . The Band and James Taylor forever . . . Newark State or Monmouth will be next, home.
ELLEN GELFAND A whole pizza . . . will the Ellen mobile make it to Providence? . . . a joint Rahway-Springfield bleacher at Thanksgiving Games . . . always bubbling over with tall tales . . . fond memories of St. Barnabas (Country Club) Hospital . . . marbles and a conversation with "Hiram" during a class . . . express yourself through journalism . . . marriage.
LEE GOFORTH
RICHARD GOLDBERG Wrist . . . "What's to eat?" . . . up in the morning . . . recall the '63 Yankee baseball game . . . admires Willis Reed. Walt "Clyde" Frazier . . . basketball is it! ... has chosen accounting as life's work.
SUSAN GOLDSTEIN "You love it." ... a Willis Reed fan — hopes to marry him . . . O.J. Simpson too! . . . Don't forget Mr. Amo . . . watching a Knick game while listening to Crosby, Stills, Nash & Young . . . two-faced people rate a zero . . . nursery school teacher or the Peace Corps.
ROBERT GOLDMAN Rob . . . take it slow and come out ahead . . . Jimmy Hendrix Experi- ence . . . music is life — life is mu- sic .. . hopes to teach and perform in the field of music.
ROBYN GOLDMAN Rob . . . "Learn to accept what you cannot change." . . . strong- willed and determined . . . compas- sion for others . . . making others happy is the key to her own con- tentment.
JEAN GOLDHAMMER Sensitive is her nature . . . enjoys the sounds of Simon and Garfunkel . . . raisins and coffee . . ." the stuff of life." . . . remembers going to the Quad via the "Sousa Bug" and the beautiful skies of August . . . curse you phonies! . . . future plans include college and work with children.
ALAN GOODMAN "Big Al" . . . free . . . digs Kahlil Gibran, Love King Crimson, Spirit . . . boasts of fantasy literature and a surfboard . . . Wildwood by the Sea . . . writer and illustrator now and later . . . looking forward to college, commercial art and travel.
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JILL GOTTLIEB
A million laughs a minute . . . always wears a big smile . . . lives according to her philosophy: "Life can only reward you what you make out of it." . . . common pet peeve: homework . . . desires to be a millionnaire — why not! . . . Alvin Lee is best . . . elementary educator after 4 years at U. of Miami or American U.
GARY GRANT Big and powerful . . . size is his asset ... a great tackle . . . foot- ball at the athletic field — with Carmine and Bob . . . likes pizza, hates losing . . . plans to go into Physical Education . . . dreams of playing pro-football.
EDWARD GRAESSLE "Head" . . . one great basketball player . . . his feet are his greatest asset . . . Tooth and Nancy . . . remember New Year's 70 . . . likes Chicago and Jethro Tull — and English muffins . . . strong dislike for bullheaded people . . . secret ambition to join the Army.
DEBRA GRAHAM Debbie ... No. 1 idol is Paul Newman . . . what little blue eyes you have . . . junior year was the best . . . James Taylor and Laura Nyro can't be topped . . . always heard saying: "I guess so."
ANN GRABOWY "Oh brother — you're kidding!" . . . quiet but sweet . . . the Beatles and Liberace are among her favorites . . . secretly would love to become a ballet dancer . . plans to attend Seton Hall or Clara Mass Hospital to study pediatric nursing.
STEVEN GRAU Steve likes basketball, but definitely not practicing . . . school is merely a place to sleep and eat . . . Creedence . . . companion to his father . . . Ohio State, Florida State, or U. of N. Carolina are his future destinations.
MARYANNE GRAZIANO The Rock and B.D. . . . enjoys all boys and (of course) twirling in her spare time . . . remember the '69 ski trip . . . Newark or Trenton State next . . . second; house wife, mother and a wacky school teacher.
KENNETH HALL Easy-going Ken . . . always trys to be a perfectionist . . . "Why can't we change the many antiquated ideas of our school system?" . . . one of Dayton's Harriers . . . runs to Conte's often . . . too bad there isn't a Chinese or Italian restaurant there . . . Brown, Cornell or Johns Hopkins are college choices where dentistry is the major . . . one year tour of Europe later on.
JOHN HAGENMEYER Fun and friendly . . . Anne's place . . . loves football . . . body, car, and dog are his greatest assets . . . dislike for idleness . . . college soon and someday marriage.
SALLY HAINES Salita . . . easy going with a great sense of humor . . . ardent fan of Crosby, Stills, Nash and Young . . . idolizes James Taylor ... do away with phonies and conceited people . . . would love to ski at Aspen . . . fond memories of times spent at Seaside and Ocean Beach . . . a future teacher of elementary or mentally handicapped children . . . college in Pennsylvania.
WENDY GROTSKY Foreign food connoisseur . . . secretly wishes to become an art teacher . . . fun in Central Park . . . a fan of James Taylor and Dono- van, not to mention Simon and Gar- funkel . . . Wen is college bound . . . Wisconsin State or Eastern Illinois University.
SCOTT HARM "Arm" . . . holds coach Esposito and the coaching staff in high esteem . . . cherishes his 1st prize colonial hutch . . . Barnegate La- goon Homes forever . . . en- joys picking strawberries at Mrs. Princes Farms . . . Yeah ! Friday — Boo! Monday . . . hopes to reach California via bicycle.
MYLES HARMON "Wrong!" . . . his cynical sense of humor . . . dislikes all hypocrites . . . enjoys a good debate . . . the Moody Blues . . . plans to reside in Europe as a news correspondent . . . Rutgers or American U. first.
SUE HIRSCH
"Su-Su" . . . dislikes phonies, be yourself . . . life is too short to take seriously . . . Arlo, McKendree Spring, Amerika . . . August 4, 1970 is remembered . . . dancing lies in the future.
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ROBIN HAUSMAN Rubin . . . found at Dunkin Donuts . . . don't hurt her or someone else . . . loves music ... to pursue music studies at Paterson or New- ark State . . . memories of Memo- rial Day weekend . . . pizza burgers and pistachio nuts served at lunch- time, please?
Class Couple
TODD HERMAN "Fruitcake" . . . life is too much fun . . . stay youthful forever . . . bowling team . . . our senior year! . . . attitude will continue his pat- tern of happiness . . . success as a gym teacher.
MARC HOLLANDER Better known as "Happy Holl" . . . excellent basketball player — his favorite sport ... a major asset to Dayton's track team . . . the perfect entertainment is the Who . . . Michigan State, Ohio U., or American U. is his destination.
KENNETH HOMLISH "Horn" ... "I guess so!" . . . en- joys music by Santana ... an avid football and basketball fan . . . craves pizza, steak, and hamburgers ... a sincere person . . . strongly values his friendships . . . fond memories of past summers . . . "Who needs math?" ... a future draftsman, hopes to attend Union College.
ROBERT JANUKOWICZ Mr. Regional . . . excels in almost any sport . . . Dayton's quarter- back, one of our starting 5 basket- ball players, a top scorer on the baseball team . . . Boy's State Delegate . . . think only of tomor- row — no later . . . abolish Monday mornings . . . the ocean, and Wildwood 70! ... outstanding blue eyes and smile to match . . . Bobby, "catch your dream before it slips away."
JOEL HOROWITZ
Dayton News Editor-in-Chief . . . Biology heads a list of peeves . . . time spent in the Band Room or Pub Office . . . any food-especially pizza . . . law is his major at Rutgers or Hamilton.
And they're off.
RANDOLF HUNTOON "Hulk" . . . wrestling and football . . . likes Dick Butkus and Creed- ence Clearwater Revival . . . castle hunting with Lou and "Nut" . . . greatest assets are body, car, and dog . . . one of the beautiful people . . . U.S. Marines ahead.
MICHAEL JOYNER "Right on" . . . You can count on Mike to be silent and listen . . . silence is beautiful ! . . . energy stems from steak and potatoes . . . down with Agnew . . .future dentist.
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ROBERT KAELBLEIN
Bob . . . carefree and easy-going . . . loves to travel ... an asset to the bowling team . . . high hopes of attending either Rochester Institute of Technology or Newark State . . . a career in graphic arts.
SUSAN KARP Petite, but heard . . . loves the brisk cold and skiing . . . enjoys being a spectator at basketball, football, and baseball events . . . adds something to parties . . . more ski weekends . . . will be a Fine Arts Major.
MARGARET KANENGISER Peggie . . . "Who? What? Where?" . . . always in a daze . . . summer of '70 at Cornell will always be treasured memories . . . Where did you get those bowling shoes? . . . rose colored glasses and jeans . . . college choices are Cornell. Boston U. or U. of Rochester ... a future researcher.
ROBERT KARLSBERG Humorous Karls ... an avid ad- mirer of Dick Bogarde . . . also Moody Blues ... a certain car in Laurel Park . . . peanuts, orange drink, cookies . . . either Temple or F.D. ... a circus performer.
JEFFREY KAMPF "Weatherhead" . . . the whole mass Family . . . happy, proud and very sensitive . . . have guitar will travel . . . college, medicine, and music ahead . . . the best of everything for Jeff and others as well.
STEVEN KARTZMAN Steve hides in East Brunswick . . . rides the red motorcycle . . . sitting in sound studio hiding a student agitator . . . Don't get caught . . . Joe Cocker and the Doors are un- beatable ... a trip to California in VW van ... a law career at Rutgers.
NATHAN KAUFMAN One of our soccer boys . . . "Who made that unique announcement over the PA system, Nate?" . . . Crosby, Stills, Nash, and Young and an evening in West Orange is tops . . . "Snake" . . . University of Washington calls.
PAMELA KIESEL Pam ... a little girl with lots of pep . . . bubbly, bouncy cheer- leader . . . she's got the spirit . . . big blue eyes . . . likes cherry cheese cake, but loves Lee more . . . hopes to attend Rider and major in math.
HARRIET KESSLER Procol Harum and Spooky Tooth . . . they're great! . . . loves garlic bread . . . loitering at the Dairy Queen . . . can never sit still . . . a million laughs without trying . . . special education.
JAY KESSLER Homer . . . "What goes up must go down." . . . He's a "Happy" boy . . . sparkling jade eyes and always radiant smile . . . dried apricots . . . his pocket watch is treasured ... be happy . . . can't wait for graduation day . . . get ahead in this world.
WENDI KAYE
A refreshing, merry person . . . digs Joan Baez and James Taylor . . . green eyes . . . loves St. Patrick's Cathedral . . . waits for weekends and A.F. . . . remodel farmhouse . . . college and happi- ness ahead.
GEORGE KING III
Genge . . . "easy come, easy go" . . . Moody Blues and The Family at Pigeon Inn . . . outside lunches — good move . . . knows how to have fun with almost anybody.
RUTH KITZING
Persistant strawberry blonde health office assistant ... a future nurse . . . Florida '70 . . . gigundo . . . adores Robert Redford and Crosby. Stills, Nash, and Young . . . good luck in the Peace Corps!
GRETCHEN KRAFT Gretch . . . treasures memories of her summer in Europe . . . any- thing by the Doors and Crosby, Stills, Nash & Young . . . her role as Marion in the "Music Man" was just the beginning ... a future singer, she plans to attend Julliard or the Manhattan School of Music . . . We'll look for her name in lights.
DAVID KLEINER Dave . . . "dig yourself" . . . Donavon and James Taylor . . . often seen at Dunkin' Donuts . . . eager to learn and experience . . . deep in thought . . . hopes to attend U. of Maryland or American . . . philosophy major.
KAREN KOLDORF Considerate, thoughtful "K" . . . loves children . . . music by James Taylor, Crosby, Stills, Nash & Young . . . choir member . . . secretly wishes to abolish honor roll . . . "Oh my God, I don't be- lieve it!" . . . a future practical nurse . . . raise a family.
MICHAEL KLEIN
Enjoys observing in the Overlook Hospital X-Ray Department ... in school you've got to sit back, relax and "enjoy the humor in it all" . . . Helper in assembling the big green dragon . . . detests lack of thought and care by many people toward the world situation . . . destined to Rutgers, or U. of Mary- land . . . pre-med.
ROBERT KRAMER An individual with an opinion on just about everything . . . reads to learn; learns to live and be useful . . . enjoys listening to Blood Sweat and Tears . . . find "Beak" at the beach or the village — eating steak, subs or Italian hotdogs . . . college beckons.
URSULA KRANKE A package of enthusiastic ideas . . . tennis and bowling player . . . Echo Bowling Lanes is where it is . . . vacation to Germany has spurred her on to traveling around the world . . . seeks to get a job at an airline or the U.N. as an executive secretary.
CAROL KUNYZ Corky . . . accompanies Ronnie . . . after dinner peppermints . . . dark chocolate . . . those days in biology . . . enjoys reading poetry . . . hustle bustle of N.Y.C.
RUSSELL KRILL Rus is an avid admirer of Blood, Sweat and Tears . . . gobbles a whole pizza . . . lengthen time be- tween classes . . . millionaire stock- broker.
ELLEN KRUEGER All smile, a happy, peppy person . . . Benjamin's her style boy . . . cherishes experiences of '70 in Scandinavia . . . songs by James and Livingston Taylor . . . interest in psychology and European travels . . . famous for the blue coveralls . . . an extraordinary freshman and sophomore class president.
JACLYNN KRASNER Jackie . . . spends lunch time in the phone booth . . . indescribably delicious: W.R.S. . . . her secret ambition — it's a real secret . . . American U. or U. of Miami . . . career as a speech therapist.
ROBERT KURTZER Bronson . . . "All right people!" . . . digs Crosby, Stills, Nash & Young . . . varsity football . . . food lover . . . memories of the Pigeon Inn . . . plans for college and psychology . . . Fairleigh Dick- inson or Upsala.
CORLISS LEE
Crystal . . . color guard co-captain . . . "Ain't nothing to it." . . . desires to move to N.Y. . . . music by the Five Stairsteps and Delfonics . . . past experiences help . . . summer of '70 . . . future in whole- sale buying.
ANNE LEONARDIS "Let's have 7 periods of lunch." . . . with Italian food . . . Simon & Garfunkel deserve her vote . . . legal secretary after graduation from Miami Dade.
LESLIE LEVY Les . . . "Well it's 1-2-3 what are we fighting for?" . . . Teen Council, Class Council . . . happy with The Family and Danny . . . pet peeve: academic subjects ... art school next.
BARBARA LIES
"You got to be kidding!" . . . often seen at Stanley's eating french fries . . . Dayton twirler . . . she's loud and wants to be heard . . . secretly hopes for straight A's . . . plans for a career in nursing . . . mar- riage.
GAIL LINDENFELSER One of Mr. Palmer's girls ... al- ways laughing 'cause of that sense of humor . . . California has got to be the greatest! . . . German Club member . . . after college — a secretary.
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Litz ... an easy-going person with a great sense of humor . . . "To- morrow's Friday!" ... all summer vacations . . . basketball cheerer . . . chocolate dipped ice cream and pickles . . . often seen at Newton . . . hopes to attend F.D., Glassboro, or Seton Hall . . . secretly would love to travel and see the world.
MIMI LOHSE
Crazy and always seeking a good time . . . basketball spectator . . . friendship with everyone . . . Senior Ball with Jimmy . . . Fairleigh Dickinson ... no math.
BONNIE LOWENSTEIN
Bonstance . . . "People live from day to day but they do not count the time, They don't see their days slipping by, and neither do I." . . . twirler . . . Parn and David . . . travel and working with handi- capped children in the future.
KAREN LUBER Lives for those trips to the Poconos . . . that lake! . . . stick shift? — you've got to be kidding! ... to bum around the world for a few years — what a dream . . . enjoys the Doors and the Stones . . . college and working with children in the future.
MARLENE MADDEN Marty . . . loves independence -and being on her own . . . favorite activ- ities are gym and lunch . . . never enough time for music by the Tempts . . . happiness with E.H. ... a yen to travel . . . Prince George Community College.
ANTHONY MANRESSA Tony . . . high-style fashion . . . Manning's is the place . . . "Guys and Dolls" dancer . . . Mountain and Chicago could play forever . . . any summer is fun.
ARNOLD MARECH Arnie . . . usually remains silent . . . he's all for steak and potatoes . . . Joe Cocker and the Who . . . enjoys science class at Dayton . . . a career in electronics.
ANDREA MARGULIES Andi . . . appreciation for expres- sive poetry . . . "His throat ached with a desire to cry aloud, the cry of a liawk or eagle on high, to cry piercingly of his deliverence to the winds." — James Joyce . . . express yourself . . . Israel trip was sen- sational.
LOUISE MASE Lou . . . nutty, always hungry and a sleepyhead . . . Simon & Gar- funkel . . . The House of Pancakes . . . checkout December 28, 1969 for memories . . . plans to live to 100 . . . friends are her life . . . successful career.
DENNIS MARINO "Nut" ., . . crazy man . . . football and wrestling captain ... an entire pizza with Joe Cocker music . . . down with studying! . . . pro-foot- ball player . . . Wilkes-Barre or U. of Delaware coming up.
DONNA MARSH Our student director of "The Man Who Came to Dinner" . . . summer spent in Europe will never be for- gotten . . . college bound.
DANIEL MARIANINO Danny . . . pretty fast at the wheel . . . last seen speeding around town in a gold Grand Prix . . . always seeking some real action ... a real pal to the guys . . . Conte's day and night.
JANET MAURO "I guess so; you know." . . . Italian food in Laurel park . . . Gino's . . . seen in constant company of Robert and Ruth . . . happiness is Joe Namatb making a touchdown . . . junior year: the best yet — espe- cially Driver's Ed. . . . hates to wait for buses . . . airline stew- ardess in the making.
PETER MAY
Pele . . . Dayton Booter with the white headband . . . athletic ability on a soccer field . . . skiing's an- other favorite . . . Wow! that week- end at Sno-Hill . . . enjoys the sounds of Santana . . . further edu- cation at Rutgers. Boston U. or the U. of Connecticut . . . happiness is having fun all the time.
PATRICIA McMAHON Pat . . . "I'll get by with a little help from my friends."
STANLEY MAZEIKA Stan . . . admirer of Dick Gregory . . . the sound of Sly and the Family Stone ... a future writer . . . hopes to attend Kent State or Point Park college.
KARL MENDE Moose or Budha ... A member of The Family . . . "Let's get our heads together" . . . superhuman per- sonality . . . college ahead for the King of Earth.
ALFONSO MEDEIROS His first year at Dayton . . . Ami- cable, jovial, and full of willingness to make new friends ... A native of South America . . . recent exper- iences at Morristown Memorial Hospital cannot be surpassed . . . secretly sets goal of curing a major disease ... a probable pediatric surgeon.
JILL MENDELSOHN Easy going — easy to like . . . LA. forever . . . does big things in a quiet way . . . future holds college with a major in art.
NANCY MENZA Patches . . . "What a bummer!" . . . Mavericks, gin and tonic, and her colors . . . last seen driving that blue and black Cougar . . . aversion to two-faced individuals . . . model- ing school, travel, and Mike for the future.
ELEANOR MEYER Elbe . . . fantastic Mason Williams . . . Creedance Clearwater Revival . . . her friends and dog Hercules . . . enjoys G.A.A. . . . college and a profession in computers and math . . . "Status seeker, out!"
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CARL MEYER Kurt . . . one of Dayton's hard- working, ambitious wrestlers . . . enjoys the company of Dennis. Rick and Jose ... a fan of the Three Dog Night ... U. of Mary- land or the U. of Delaware are his college choices.
DAVID MINIMAN Dave . . . shares that messy locker . . . close relationship with B.L. . . . varsity baseball and soccer player . . . soccer co-captain . . . admires the skills of Joe Namath and Mickey Mantle . . . Crosby, Stills, Nash & Young . . . Rutgers.
JOSEPH MIRABELLA Jose . . . bearded and moustached . . . believes himself to be inde- pendent . . . last seen dragging through a parking lot in the old Studebaker ... all the Studebakers in N.J. . . . Boo!!! German class.
LENA MINICOZZI Weekends and vacations are worth waiting for . . . December '69 brings back special memories . . . the House of Pancakes, second home . . . Simon and Garfunkel are great and so is her Bobby . . . future lies in psychiatry.
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JOANNE MONACO Jo . . . fun loving and fun to be with . . . strong dislike for snobby people . . . Melony Inn, the place . . . pizza, the food . . . fan of Rare Earth . . . longs to own a car . . . a career as a court stenographer and much happiness is her future.
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LINDA MUTSCHLER "You're out of your mind." . . . German food is the best . . . loves motorcyles but, "Beulah". her car is better . . . just keep playing Association songs . . . strong hatred of phonies . . . aims to be a com- mercial artist . . . marriage soon.
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RONA NADEL Suzy . . . always hopes for happi- ness . . . enjoys hot fudge sundaes with walnuts while listening to Simon & Garfunkel . . . soft spoken but friendly in her own special way . . . the future? graduate and then be happy.
DALE MURNANE Lively, energetic and always smil- ing . . . crazy times with Lauren and Gail . . . Shiable . . . can't talk without her hands . . . "Oh, I get it!" . . . Never forget that Florida
TERESA NAPIER
Monday morning blahs . . . who doesn't like Driver's Ed? . . . thrives on pizza and cheeseburgers . . . Blood. Sweat and Tears merit her vote . . . that evening at the Top of The Six's will be a lasting memory.
RICHARD NESS Stake-out on Beverly Road . . . Chris . . . preference is baseball . . . pizza three times a day! . . . greatest asset is the Duke . . . col- lege calls.
BONNIE NEWBY Bon . . . "What's the matter with you?" . . . Mike's Pizzaria is the best . . . lengthen lunch periods . . . never forget Carteret Avenue or hated "Macaws" . . . Blood. Sweat and Tears rate number one . . . hopes to enter the secretarial field.
CRAIG NOWINSKI Found racing around the track or on the soccer field . . . with Pele . . . serve him spare ribs, and dress neatly! . . . sound of Sly . . . his future lies in veterinary medicine after studying at Ohio State, Colo- rado State, or Texas A & M.
DIANE OGONOWSKY Call her Ogo, Ogie. Di or Dee . . . enjoys the sound of Neil Young and James Taylor . . . David Mc- Callum is much more handsome . . . frequents Dunkin' Donuts and Conte's . . . don't know how she eats 'em but mustard sandwiches are great . . . peanut butter and celery is good too . . . memories of '69-'70 math class with Mr. Struth- ers . . . aspires to go to Boston U.
This sure beats Playboy!
DANIEL OLASIN Often seen haunting Ed's house . . . after Cornell or M.I.T., plans to go further into computer sciences . . . kicking around town in the garbage truck . . . never without a camera.
BETH OLINSKY
Jim Bass . . . usually hangin' around with Karen and Robby . . . "I'd like to get my hands on: blond hair, brown eyes, 6T" "... "When will it be 3:00?" . . . Seaside beach late at night . . . '70 summer fra- ternity get-togethers . . . abolish our present draft system . . . would like to be happily married in the near future ... job as a dental hygienist will supply her with money.
EDWARD PARISH
Bernie . . . "Who doesn't like summer?" . . . pizza, steak and cheeseburgers on an empty stomach . . . IBM 1620 computer . . . give him a key to room 13 . . . Russell Baker . . . will major in engineering or computer science at Cornell or Renselaer Polytechnic Institute.
GARY PELTON
DONNA PETRUZZIELLO "I want to be free" ... an ever- lasting pass for early dismissal . . . beware O.D.! . . . John Mayall and Rhinoceros rate number one . . . sparkling green eyes ... a one- way ticket to Baltimore . . . fond memories of Pottersville and Camp Sunshine . . . "Baldy" ... a bag of pistachio nuts.
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JUDY PLYTYNSKI Quiet, yet expressive . . . ace driver . . . emmigrate from Springfield . . . seeks a place where entertain- ment is provided 24 hours a day . . . junior college ahead.
SUSAN PETZINGER Sue . . . Blood. Sweat and Tears and the Rascals are favorites ... so is Don . . . craves eggrolls and pizza . . . treasured memories of time spent at Seaside Heights . . . a future secretary with a happy life.
DONNA PFIEFER Outgoing captain of Color Guard . . . where there's Donna — find P.J. . . . expects the worst while hoping for the best . . . fond mem- ories of summers gone by . . . . . . secretly wishes to be a pro- bowler ... no disappointments for her . . . Trenton or Montclair State.
ARLENE POZNER "Oh yeah, I just might!" . . . fre- quently seen at Don's . . . enjoys music by Mountain . . . happy memories of past summers . . . plans to attend the U. of Miami or the U. of Bridgeport and major in special education.
KEVIN PORTER El Cid . . . the sound of Creedence . . . strong believer in the ideas of the late John F. Kennedy . . . per- serverant and congenial . . . fond memories of the junior prom . . . the future — Union County Tech. and then a chemist.
PENNIE PRETE "Speak out — you've got to speak out against the madness, you've got to speak your mind if you can." . . . we'll leave her a permanent pass to get out early . . . thrives on egg- rolls and pistachio nuts . . . likes the singing of John Mayall . . . Good Deal's the place . . . "I'll be a secretary." . . . "Let's have peace within peace."
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ROBERT QUINN Boh ... a little bit of everything . . . "Give me a break!" . . . Creed- ence and the Association . . . look for him in the computer room . . . never look back on the past . . . hopes to attend Dartmouth or Lafayette and then, who knows!?!
JEANETTE PULICE The modest people are often the best . . . enjoys spectating at all of our sports . . . Creedence Clear- water Revival is great and so are friends Pat, Ginni, Sue and Kathy ... a future teacher.
BONNIE RASKIN "There's a time and place for everything!" . . . Creedence and College Avenue have special places in her life . . . memories of Open Door and her trip to Costa Rica . . . treks to R.U.N.B. in the "Sousa Bug" . . . strong interest in drama and philosophy . . . succeeds in all her endeavers . . . diversified talents and an outgoing personality . . . Drill Team Captain. Teen Council . . . Bon hopes to attend Yale, Washington University or Weslyan.
BETH REISBERG Beth . . . time with the Family . . . still wants to be left alone . . . enjoys listening to Chicago, Moody Blues and the Who . . . hot fudge sundaes while down the shore.
NORMAN REINHARDT Norm . . . many credits to his name . . . captain of track team, NHS, Watchung Conference 1969, Boy's State, Key Club, President of Var- sity Club . . . Watch out Olympics! . . . a pleasant smile and a "Hello" for everyone . . . leadership and versatility are only two of his assets . . . Doors and Steppenwolf should play forever . . . seen at Meisel Field at any time of day or night . . . probable M.D. . . . hopes to graduate from Bucknell. West Point or the U. of Maryland.
PATRICIA REINHARDT Pat . . . unpredictable . . . big walnut colored eyes . . . walnut ice cream too! . . . dill pickles and pizza make some combination ! . . . great dislike for "know - it - all people" . . . fond memories of "Faith" . . . travel is an order for the summer of '71 and then a pos- sible career in fashion.
ROBERT REICHMAN Bobby ... a leader of the family . . . explosive personality . . . digs Laura Nyro, an outstanding singer himself . . . Porgy and Bess, Guys and Dolls, and The Music Man . . . insincerity is a disgrace! . . . col- lege and medicine ahead.
STEPHEN REISMAN Rees . . . "Outa Sight!" . . . find him gazing at the stars through his telescope ... an outstanding band member, he strongly admires "Doc" Severinsen . . . loves music by Blood, Sweat and Tears . . . will never refuse seconds of Italian hot dogs or sub sandwiches . . . fan- tastic sense of humor . . . fond memories of time spent at Glass- boro . . . hopes to attend Rensselaer Polytech, and major in aerospace engineering . . . secretly desires to work at N.A.S.A.
JUDD REPKA
"71" . . . the class of the endless summer . . . more field trips, less classes . . . future marine biologist or M.D.
YOLANDA RUEDA Yolie . . . usually accompanies Gerry . . . soft spoken, sincere and reserved . . . always ready with a pleasant smile ... the music of Simon and Garfunkel . . . straw- berry ice cream . . . hopes to attend Douglas College and become a biologist.
ROBERT RIPP Bob . . . Fred Ripper ... an arden fan of Bob Lilly . . . one of Dayton's fastest runners . . . mmm, that Italian food! . . . the future?
- find him at Rutgers <>r the U. of Maryland studying math.
SHARON RUBENSTEIN "Oh, my God!" . . . Oh, the grief from class council — but it was fun ! . . . "Should the napkins be yellow or white for the prom?" . . . loves the shore and her 1969 summer at Bradley . . . peace corps worker, college and elementary education are future plans.
AMY RING
Wishes she were Joanne Woodward so she'd have Paul Newman . . . "Really!" . . . James Taylor and Laura Nyro are the best . . . Europe is definitely a place to remember . . . college and marriage are her future.
FRANK RUSSONIELLO Russ . . . "Yikes!" . . . the sound of the Temptations . . . attends all possible sports events . . . Italian food's the best! . . . future lies in electrical engineering.
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LAUREN SARGE Our blue eyed blonde cheerleading captain . . . lovely and lively . . . loves Andy Williams . . . Dale, Gail and Wendi . . . Chicago . . . those Florida vacations . . . Jaguar, col- lege and airlines to come.
MICHELE SCHACHTER A two year veteran of class coun- cil . . . often found with Lynn . . . Dayton News staff writer . . . Fri- day night basketball games . . . future profession as a special ed. teacher.
ORNA SCHACHTEL "Orn" ... a buddy character . . . will never forget her trip to Israel . . . with Jean . . . Italian food's number one! . . . sound of Chicago . . . future lies in nursing.
ELLIOT SCHLANGER Ell . . . "Take it in stride" as long as girls are around . . . listens to the Who while eating Chinese food ... his determination might get him that trip around the world yet! ... college and a major in chemical engineering at Leigh or the U. of Massachusetts ... in- dividualism is the key to progress.
ALAN SCHLANGER Rig Al . . . Mr. All-American . . . varsity soccer team . . . blue eyes, blonde hair . . . pizza and Chinese food . . . seen cruising down Ris- cayne Rlvd. on a cycle . . . loves traveling, including the halls with Jay and Linda . . . major in den- tistry at the U. of Maryland or the U. of Miami.
MINDEE SCHREIRER Monte . . . friendly with clicks from Springfield and Maplewood . . . enjoys yogurt . . . John Sebastian ... no war, no racism ... a secret ambition is an art career.
ARLENE SCHULMAN Ar . . . a smile for everyone . . . Crosby. Stills. Nash, and Young and Chinese food head her favorite list . . . loyal to all who care . . . latent wish to travel the world.
RONALD SHAPIRO Pearl ... an evening of fun with the Family . . . distinct impressions from fifth grade . . . Pigeon Inn . . . delights the taste buds with garlic bread, pizza, and tacos . . . his immediate future holds college.
WILLIAM SCHWAB
STEVEN SERGI Serge . . . avid fan of Don Rickles . . . relishes music by the Beatles . . . craves Italian food . . . Down with math! . . . enjoys playing basketball and baseball . . . future lies in the business world.
loves Mountain and Chinese food . . . hopes to travel . . . memories of fifth period gym . . . business administration.
SUSAN SHELDON Sue . . . "That's cool!" . . . July 4th weekend and July 13, 1970, hold fond memories . . . frequents Stanley's . . . Jordan and James Taylor are favorites . . . her laugh wins the laugh of others . . . every- one must care! . . . future holds college and making "Him" happy . . . love, peace, and happiness for mankind.
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DANIEL SILVERMAN "D" . . . the Family . . . thinks of Leslie and the ski trip . . . one of our hest football players . . . "'Don't touch his ankles — he's gotta play the drums'' . . . hopes to play at the Fillmore and become a school principal.
PAULA SHILL A Mafia member and pizza lover! . . . an asset to her class . . . Jr. and Sr. class V.P. . . . sweet baby James . . . will always remember Camp Hope . . . after attending Montclair State, Syracuse, or the U. of Maryland, plans to teach retarded children.
Come up and see me sometime, big boy.
JAY SILVERMAN Sil . . . with Jay gone Dayton halls will seem quite dull (ask any girl! ) . . . What a flirt! . . . very, very friendly . . . admires Johnny Car- son . . . Bulldog football and basket- ball player . . . hopes to major in phys. ed. or accounting at Ohio U. or Jacksonville . . . seen with Alan and Gregg while making his daily rounds.
MICHELE SIERCHIO
She's got what it takes to work in the world of fashion . . . vivacious and always smiling . . . keeps her shape on steak and salad . . . thinks little of inconsiderate people . . . college beckons — U. of Bridge- port.
ROBIN SILVERMAN Robbie Baby . . . Wow! those eyes! . . . "Just forget it!" . . . one of the Family ... is in "tune" to the Moody Blues and Blood, Sweat and Tears . . . cherished memories of the Junior Prom . . . the future? — college and then marriage.
LAURENCE SILVERSTEIN Silv . . . quiet and shy to those who don't know him' . . . Dayton trom- hone player . . . Santana's number one . . . truck driver as a last resort.
AMY SILVERSTEIN
Am . . . warm, sensitive and emo- tional . . . little in size but great in all other respects . . . "Friendship is the most cherished ideal." . . . fun loving . . . always on the go . . . determination is her means for success.
EILEEN SMITH Smitty . . . loves Donovan and Crosby, Stills, Nash and Young . . . just a little bit silly . . . laughy and independent . . . the Mafia . . . Prudential work and travel ahead.
SUSAN SILVERSTEIN A giggle or a smile for any remark . . . "This is true." . . . Family member . . . fan of Neil Young . . . breakfast of cornflakes followed by chocolate chip cookies ... a Lesley College freshman in the fall.
Take it away Lisa.
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KATHY SMITH Kath . . . enjoyed her four years at Dayton ... a Health office assis- tant, member of the layout commit- tee for Regionalogue, and an active member of G.A.A. . . . These trips to the shore are great! . . . Simon and Garfunkel are superior . . . a liberal arts college is her choice.
MARK SPAL Avid girlwatcher and football fan . . . always ready to help others and give them happiness . . . dis- likes failure . . . fond memories of his travels throughout the U.S. . . . U. of Connecticut, U. of South Carolina, and Rutgers are college choices . . . career choice? — per- haps, a lawyer.
KAREN SQUIRLOCK Kar . . . always a smile . . . Crosby. Stills, Nash and Young are favor- ites . . . sports spectator . . . "End the War" ... a ground hostess or stewardess someday . . . success and happiness always.
DEBORAH SPEER Debbie . . . cheerful and vivacious . . . her outstanding talent in danc- ing was demonstrated many times in our musicals . . . enjoys Simon and Garfunkel . . . bound for college.
GERARD SPIESBACH
Excels in pole-vaulting and hockey . . . Jerry is known for his sense of humor . . . unique . . . musical entertainment by the Beatles . . . greatest aversion to hyper-critical people . . . will pursue a career in some field of science.
GREGG SPECTOR
ARTHUR STARR Art . . . How about getting a private pilot's license? . . . homework — ugh! ... ice cream is the food and King Crimson's the group . . . a well-qualified co-captain of our tennis team . . . champion of sum- mer tourney . . . Rutgers, George Washington, American or New England will be his next home.
DAWN STEARNS An Ali Magraw admirer . . . sin- cere, and willing but quiet ... a future journalist and model . . . college, modeling and travel are her plans.
LYNN STEINHOFF Giggling and happy ... a member of G.A.A. and Dayton News . . . who could forget those junior bas- ketball games? . . . often seen with Michelle ... a career in nursing or education and much happiness in her future.
DEBRA STEINBACH Debbie . . . Doris Day in disquise . . . Ocean Beach and the Mafia forever! . . . never stops talking . . . Chorale's the place to express yourself . . . What will those first graders do with such a wacky teacher? . . . college plans — maybe the U. of Maryland or American.
JUDY STEINHART
RICHARD STEIN Richie, the "Wretch" . . . remem- bers his Key Club dinner ... a great dislike for closed-mindedness . . . ability to learn quickly . . . Larry and Philip and Larry . . . while dreaming about managing a campaign for the presidency, he'll probably be in law or politics.
MICHAEL STERN
LAWRENCE STERNBACH If you're phony or incompetent you're Larry's enemy . . . easy- going . . . gets along best with people of happy dispositions . . . "Let's always have fun, guys" . . . his athletic ability is best exhibited on the soccer field . . . Deacon Jones and Simon and Garfunkel are his favorites . . . will lead an enjoyable life at American U.
KATHI SUMMERER "I don't believe" . . . often seen at Dunkin' Donuts . . . anything by Crosby, Stills and Nash rates high . . . craves Italian food ... an ardent football and basketball fan . . . fond memories of her summer spent in Europe . . . abhors insin- cerity . . . loves spending time on her boat, "Cheri Amour" . . . strong desire to revisit Europe . . . plans to attend Union College and become a French interpreter or an elementary schoolteacher.
LINDA STRAUSS Belinda? . . . "You better believe it! . . . the whole Family and the Maplevvood group . . . sensitive . . . dedication to betterment . . . be kind to all . . . an active member of Teen Council . . . college and travel.
GARY STREET Nuey . . . one of Dayton's best cross-country and track stars . . . winning Suburban Conference and State Sectionals bring back fond memories . . . high hopes of being top runner in nation . . . spaghetti, hamburgers and steak are his sup- ply of energy . . . Three Dog Night . . . bound for success.
KATHY STEVENS Known to her close friends as Katina . . . ardent fan of James Taylor . . . claims that "her life is shaped by those who love her — by those who refuse to love her" . . . happiness is her ultimate goal.
DALE SZANGER "You can do it if you try" . . . Literary editor of Regionalogue . . . feature editor of Dayton News . . . truly a creative, intelligence indi- vidual . . . memories of '68-'69 and "Him" ... If only dreams and reality could be one and the same! . . . those unexpected visitors . . . Florida's the place, Easter's the time for a deep, dark tan . . . her goal is fun and happiness.
ELISSA TITLE Dayton's twirling captain . . . wears a smile wherever she ventures . . . a good time is always an order . . . the sound of Laura Nyro or Dono- van ... an Italian dinner topped off with coffee ice cream . . . fond memories of a certain trip to N.Y.C. . . . desires an education at William Smith or Syracuse.
KATHY VAN STRATTON Loves music by Crosby, Stills, Nash and Young . . . but loves Jimmy more . . . yen for Italian food . . . aversion for a certain pair of black shoes . . . marriage and happiness for her future.
KATHRYN TONKO The cat . . . good-humored and crazy . . . digs James Taylor and Sly . . . art and lunch are school favorites ... a job, marriage and happiness to come.
JOSEPH TRUNCALE Joe or Joey . . . plans to go to Rutgers . . . "It's only the begin- ning!" . . . will always remember the ski weekend . . . last seen charging around Springfield in a blue Duster ... a unique person with a great sense of humor . . . someone's piggy bank? ... a dili- gent member of Class Council.
JAMES TOM IE Favorite haunt is Tomie's Esso . . . "Oh my God!" . . . Crazy . . . memories of Ag. class . . . hard sounds of Jimi Hendrix . . . tries full-heartedly to graduate from J.D.R.H.S. . . . Jim's wish is to vacate Springfield.
LOUIS VASILOW Lou "the Greek" . . . fond mem- ories of his trip to Greece . . . often found at Conte's after 7:00 . . . avid clay dreamer . . . "She's pretty nice" . . . He's not so bad either ( Class pin-up ) . . . loves Piel's Real Draft with hot pastrami sand- wiches . . . born to be free and live life to its fullest . . . hopes to own a Porshe someday.
DIANE VERLANGIERI
A very special person ... a true friend in every sense of the word . . . deeply sensitive and under- standing towards all . . . loves writing . . . hopes to pursue this at Douglass or Perm State . . . ex- cells at everything . . . from NHS to G.A.A.
ALAN WEINBERGER Ace . . . individual in thought and action . . . Bosworth Frump and Family . . . Marcy comes first . . . Rutgers or NCE and a career in mechanical engineering for the future.
ROBERT WARHOFTIG Boh ... a hard, ambitious worker . . . willing to try almost anything . . . admires the late Robert F. Ken- nedy . . . Beatle fan . . . enjoys all vegetables and Italian food.
SHIRLEY WEINBERG Shirl . . . always around when needed . . . Neil Young and the Moody Blues . . . European trip was fantastic . . . aversion to phonies . . . future plans include: U. of Colorado, BU, and travelling.
VIRGINIA VOGT
Vivacious, green-eyed blonde . . . one of a kind . . . assistant editor- in-chief of Regionalogue . . . Color Guard . . . Ginni's tango lessons in the pub office . . . "Isn't that precious?" . . . certain parties leave definite memories . . . ambi- tion is to be a famous archaeologist . . . college in Arizona.
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MAUREEN WELLER What did happen at Rome airport during those 12 hours??? . . . eating ice cream at home . . . sleeping in school ... a future genius for sure . . . Simon and Garfunkel have the greatest sound . . . phonies just shouldn't exist in Maureen's world.
ROBERTA WEXLER
ELISE WERNER "You don't know what you've got till it's gone" ... a one track mind . . . believes in working hard for any set goal . . . success and happi- ness are the ultimate in life . . . cherishes memories of a summer place and an Association concert . . . detests the name "Elsie" . . . Florida vacations were tops . . . will pursue a career in teaching the mentally retarded.
TIMOTHY WILSON Tim . . . admires Bill Cosby . . . reminisces of July 16, 1970 . . . delights in the musical sound of Santana and Grand Funk Railroad . . . a pizza-lover . . . hopes to attend R.I.T.
MICHELLE WIDOM
Mich . . . summer of 1970 at WC will always be a fabulous memory . . . Crosby. Stills, Nash and Young and James Taylor are favorites . . . rid the world of phonies and hypo- crites . . . latent ambition to see the world ... an excellent athlete, she hopes to teach Phys. Ed.
SONIA WINTERS Sonny ... a happy-go-lucky person who enjoys life . . . "Let's go shop- ping" . . . the sound of Simon and Garfunkel . . . idolizes Tom Jones . . . craves bagels and hot fudge sundaes . . . hopes to attend F.I.T. and study fashion merchandising . . . then, become rich!
STEVEN WIPFLER Usually near Wit. crazy Ed and Russ . . . you'll find Steve at 7-11 . . . idolizes William F. Buckley . . . pizza and subs . . . will always remember those flying lessons . . . desires to move to a country where ice, snow and rain do not exist . . . probable future as a profes- sional pilot.
ROBERT ZUCKERBERG "Nooker" . . . Zuck's close to the heart of the Family ... a great trumpet player and student band director . . . enjoys Blood Sweat and Tears . . . plans to be a mu- sician after studying at Julliard.
WENDY ZAHN Mr. Marionni's biology class . . . "Really?" . . . main office would be lost without her ... a warm, friendly person . . . the sound of Blood. Sweat and Tears . . . ambi- tion to travel the world ... a future attorney in juvenile court.
DAWN ZARRELLI A fun loving person with a serious side — a perfect combination . . . enjoys those free periods in school . . . admires Rod McKuen's poetry . . . appreciation for Arthur Fielder and the Boston Pops . . . Brian is her man . . . looks forward to col- lege in Maine and a future in teaching.
WAYNE WITOWSKY Wit . . . anyone can be his friend . . . usually found in Mr. Metz's shop . . . stage crew worker . . . future appliance mechanic.
PHYLISS ZURKOFF What's best? Looking at Elliot Gould, listening to Crosby, Stills and Nash or enjoying ice cream . . . 1968, a terrific summer . . . "I'm ecstatic" . . . Please, no phonies . . . frequents Stanley's . . . with Michelle. Sue, and Diane . . . special ed. for a career . . . college choices include C.W. Post and Lesly.
But I only hit 2 cars, a little old lady, 2 boy scouts, 1 tree, 4 garbage cans . . . and Mr. Scocca.
Mr. Clean.
Mrs. E. W. Stanley ...... Suzie Atkin
Miss Preen Denise DeVone
Richard Stanley .... Stew Liebeskind
June Stanley Susan Denner
John Jeff Cohen
Sarah Debby Simon
Mrs. Dexter Debbie Reich
Mrs. McCupchion .. Melanie Gianas
Mr. Stanley Larry Goldberg
M aggie Cutler Missy Sheehan
Dr. Bradley Robert Garner
Sheridan Whiteside Phil Cohen
Harriet Stanley .. Sally Jean Haines Burt Jefferson David Hodes
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Professor Metz Mitch Fidel
Mr. Baker Jeff Kampf
Convicts Harry Deitz,
Robert Serge, Paul Fanaroff
Expressman Paul Fanaroff
Plain Clothesman Robert Serge
Banjo Harry Deitz
Beverly Carleton John Koslott
Lorraine Sheldon Judy Orbach
Sandy Gary Berger
Westcott Alan Brindell
Radio Technician
Mike McCormick Student Director Donna Marsh
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ADMINISTRATION
Dr. Warren M. Davis Mr. Lewis Fredericks
Superintendent Assistant Superintendent
Seated, 1. to. r.: Mrs. Natalie Waldt, John Conlin, Lewis Fredericks (secretary), Manuel S. Dios ( president ) , Charles Scheuermann, Dr. Fred B. Hagedorn. Standing, 1. to r. : John Cullen, Edwin Little, Dr. Warren M. Davis, Dr. Minor C. K. Jones. Missing: Dr. Benjamin Josephson.
BUSINESS
Mrs. Dorothy Cassak
Mr. Manuel Pereira
Mr. Conrad Franchino
Miss Eleanor Murphy Department Coordinator
LIBRARY
Miss Barbara Dimmers
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HOME ECONOMICS DEPARTMENT
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Mrs. Sophie Steinberg Dept. Coordinator
INDUSTRIAL ARTS
FOREIGN LANGUAGE
Mr. John Brown Miss Ruth Townsend Mr. William Kindler
Dept. Coordinator
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Mrs. Lois Conley
Mr. John Swedish
MATHEMATICS
Mr. Donald Wayne
Miss Carol Dragon
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Mr. Melvin Lefever Miss Charlotte Singer
Department Coordinator
GUIDANCE
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Mr. Francis H. Clancy
Mr. Warren Robst
Mr. Adam La Sota
Mr. Charles Bauman Personnel Director
Mrs. Maxine Samwick Mr. Martin Taglienti Miss Joan Tiblitz
Miss Carolyn Ryan Mrs. Ruth Cannon Mrs. Hilda Springer
Custodial Staff
STAFF
Mrs. Juanita Mason
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Mr. Ruban
Head Custodian
Mrs. Myrtle Rice
Mrs. Evelyn Quinzel
Mrs. Julia Kuch
Mrs. Gladys Root Mrs. Jessie Longfield Mrs. Ruth Groskinsky Mr. William Mossa
BOARD OF
Mrs. Ann Graziano Mrs. Ann Miliano
OFFICE STAFF
Mrs. Eleanor McGevna Mrs. Phyllis Belliveau Harold Berge Miss Carol Bucina
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IN MEMORIAM
"Learning is one of the things that makes life worthwhile. To be able to teach goes beyond this ... it gives me a feeling of fulfillment ... I can't say whether I like to teach young children better than teenagers . . . working with each group has its satisfying moments and its rewards ... a teenager however, is getting ready to step out into the world, and if I can make that step any easier, I want to do so . . . one thing I'm sure of, learning never really stops . . . the more I live, the more I teach, the more I learn . . . and that's what it's all about."
Remembrances from conversations and letters.
Is it so small a thing
To have enjoyed the sun,
To have lived light in the spring,
To have loved,
To have thought,
To have done?
— Matthew Arnold
WE MAY NOT HAVE
BUT WE DO HAVE
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a Spector |
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Ehlers |
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a Parish |
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Germany |
Berlin |
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Kaye's |
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a Joyner |
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a week |
a Day |
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Franks |
Burgers |
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summers |
Winters |
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La Rosa |
Goodman's |
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a prisoner |
a Freeman |
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Street |
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ice cream |
a Cohn |
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Woodrow |
Wilson |
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a doorknob |
Joe Truncale |
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Rutgers |
Stevens |
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a silvernail |
Goldhammer |
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Luden's |
Smith (Brother) |
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a Stein |
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lockers |
a Hall |
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Carson |
McMahon |
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April |
May |
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Jack |
Jill |
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Jeff |
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We may not have a good ending but we have the best Title.
SPORTS
FOOTBALL
Despite not reaching the 500 mark, the Dayton Bulldogs had one of their most successful seasons in recent years. The team showed a balanced offense and defense with seniors turning in a fine performance in both instances. On defense, Co-Captain Dennis Marino, Randy Huntoon and Art Weisbrot came up with the big plays when it counted. Our offense had seniors Jay Silverman, John Hagemeyer, Gary Grant, Danny Silverman, and Bob Kurtzer combining with some fine underclassmen to produce some exciting action. Co-Captain. Bob Janukowicz, Carmine Bove and Scott Prussing also turn in outstanding seasons on offense and playing in the defensive as well.
The highlights of the season came when we tied Clark 0-0. In this game the defensive team turned in their finest performance of the season, by re- peatedly stopping a powerful Clark team inside our own 50 yard line. The following week the team again played well with a solid victory over Hillside. The game was sparked by a 53 yard punt return by Joe Rapuano.
Coach Amo feels the team will show continued improvement next year with many fine underclassmen returning. Coach Amo is resting his hope on players such as Joe Rapuano, Don Astley, Ed Cook, Joe D'Agostini, Rich Lan, Tom Rossiter, Ken Di Carlo, Gil Gleim, Mike Stadler. Rich Wnek. Andy Nitkin, Bill Sivolella, Bob Nardone and Wayne Winnick.
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Front row, l. to r.: J. Rapuano, J. Silverman, B. Kurtzer, J. Hagemeyer co- captain, B. Janukowicz, co-captain, D. Marino, G. Grant, R. Huntoon, C. Bove, S. Prussing, A. Weisbrot, D. Astley. Second row, 1. to r.: D. Goforth, M. Weber, M. Stadler, R. Lan, R. Wnek, J. D'Agostini, R. Nardone, W. Winnick, K. Di Carlo, A. Nitkin, G. Gleim, T. Rossiter. Third row, 1. to r.: G. Ganska, J. Belliveau, B. Branch, D. Di Cocco, B. Sivolella. K. Perlmutter, R. Greenberg, J. Silverman, D. Mitchell, S. Herrmann, J. Ragucci, B. Day, M. Dostal, N. Anderson.
SCHEDULE Dayton Opp-
13 New Providence 21
0 Johnson Regional 0
26 Hillside 6
0 Bernards 56
19 Kenilworth 24
26 Morris Catholic 14
6 Millburn 15
20 Roselle 6
18 Rahuay 28
Total: Won 3 -Lost 5 -Tied 1.
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Front row, I. to r.: D. Colandrea, J. Sarracino, R. Danziger, F. Frieri, S. Goldstein, E. Lewis, T. McQuaid, J. Schneider. Back row, 1. to r.: G. Goodman, G. Kunis, A. Schlanger, D. Dubin, N. Kaufman, D. Miniman, L. Sternbach, C. Nowinski, B. Diefenbacher, B. Stefany, P. May.
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The 1970 Dayton soccer team, despite a disappoint- ing final record, played impressively against some extremely strong teams. Lead by Pete May, Dave Dubin and John Sarracino on offense and Nate Kauf- man, Ray Danziger, Dave Miniman, Al Schlanger and Justin Schneider on defense, the Bulldogs were never far from victory in any game. The team also received strong support from seniors Craig Nowinski and Brad Diefenbacher, and juniors Bill Stefany and F. Frieri.
According to Coach Esposito, the high point in Dayton's tough schedule was his team's 2-1 triumph over a powerful Verona squad.
Mr. Sophistication?
CROSS COUNTRY
The cross country team this year again compiled an astounding set of achievements. They were Sub- urban Conference champions for the second year in a row, they finished second in the New Jersey sec- tional meet and first in the Monmouth Invitational Meet. Norman Reinhardt was the top runner on the 1970 squad. He was undefeated in dual meet com- petition and was the State Group II champ. During Norm's four years at Dayton, the harriers have lost just five dual meets. Other excellent runners com- prising one of the best teams in New Jersey were Gary Street, Ken Hall. Tod Herman, Bob Ripp, Marc Hollander, Greg Spector, Ron Frank and Karl Kotovsky.
Front row, 1. to r.: T. Herman, G. Spector, K. Hall. Back row, 1. to r.: M. Hollander, N. Reinhardt, G. Street, Coach Taglienti, R. Ripp.
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Monmouth Invitational — 1st Place
State Sectional — 2nd Place
State Final — 5th Place
Won 14 - Lost 0.
Suburban Conference 1st Place
Front row, 1. to r. : B. Shalkowski, M. Fromer. Back row, 1. to r.: J. Hibbs, T. Lovett, D. Gecker, W. Rutz. Coach Taglienti, A. Fredo, S. Moore.
Dayton Opp.
66 Edison Twsp. Inv. 73
20 Summit 39
20 Millburn & Rahway 37
19 Roselle Park 46
17 Verona 46
18 25 18 15 25 15 15 18
Caldwell 57
New Providence 37
Summit 43
Millburn 47
Verona & Brearley 35
Hillside & Roselle 30
Caldwell 43
Madison 43
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WRESTLING
The Wrestling team experienced a very disappointing season mainly because of the small amount of boys who went out for the team. Despite the poor record many of the boys had successful seasons. Randy Huntoon came up with his finest season by first win- ning the Christmas Tournament, then went on to an 8-3 season record and ended up by taking a third in the districts. Dennis Marino also had a fine season with an 8-4-1 record while taking a third in the districts. Gary Branning also turned in a fine effort in the districts by taking a second; Gary had a respectable 6-6-1 record for the year. Alan Goodman and Kurt Meyer were the other senior wrestlers doing a good job against stiff opposition.
Coach "Big Ray" Yanchus
BASKETBALL
The Bulldogs didn't reach the finals in the Croup 2 state tournament competition, but the 1970-71 basketball season will definitely not be remembered as the "almost" year. Compiling a remarkable record of 22 wins, 3 losses, Springfield was once again Suburban Conference Champion, victor in the Dayton Christmas Invitational Tournament, and State Section 2, Group 2 Champs.
The six seniors on this years team put on many displays of brilliant basketball: Eddie Graessle with his remarkably quick and accurate jump shot. Bob "Frank Jano" Janukowicz with his "Bob Lob" and tenacious defense, Howie "Bells" Alex- ander with high calibre rebounding and scoring punch inside, Marc "Happy Holl" Hollander with his dribbling prowess and outside scoring, Greg Spector's bank shot, and Carmine "Bo" Bove's aggressive defense. Juniors Jim Schoch provided some much needed support off the bench.
Coach Yanchus led his team through two easy tournament games before the Section 2 finals against Kinnelon. All-State candidate Ed Graessle's shooting and passing highlighted Day- ton's 60-42 triumph. Regional fell in the semi-finals to Group 2 champion Cliffside Park, but this could not overshadow the amazing effort put forth by the entire Bulldog team in this year of "We're Number 1!"
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BOWLING
Though a disappointing season the Dayton Bowling team never gave up nor did they lack enthusiasm. Robert Ripp came up with another fine season leading the team with a 176 average. Todd Herman finished the season with a 171 average despite an injury dur- ing the season. The team also had four other seniors, Doug Freeman, Arnie Coslit, Jay Silverman and Scott Boydman, all turning in fine effort.
INDOOR TRACK
Success and poor facilities highlighted the first year of indoor track as an accredited sport at Jonathan Dayton. The most outstanding achievement was Regional's victory in the State Group Two re- lays. In that meet. Norm Reinhardt, Bob Ripp, Joe Rapuano and Paul Fanaroff took first place in the sprint medley. This year's record in indoor track is undoubtedly an indication of success in the future.
BASEBALL
The Bulldogs will defend the Suburban Conference Cham- pionship with a strong hitting team, lead by returning letter- men Bob Janukowicz, Dave Miniman, and Pete May. Janu- kowicz and Miniman are experienced defenders at short-stop and third base, respectively, while May, together with Jeff Slater and Bob Quinn. will help form the outfield.
Rounding out this year's squad are juniors Gil Gleim, Rick Wnek, and Ed Cook in the infield, as well as senior Doug Freeman and Jim Schoch. who will do much of the pitching.
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eld Summit
eld Verona
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eld Millburn
eld Cedar Grove
eld A. L. Johnson
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eld Caldwell
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eld Verona
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TENNIS
Under the direction of a new coach, Mr. Fernandez, the tennis team is looking forward to their best season. With Co- Captains Art Starr and Ray Danziger leading the attack, Dayton hopes to improve its standing in the Suburban Con- ference. Also starting will be Howie Levine, Byron Ehlers and Rich Fishbein.
Front row, 1. to r.: S. Liebeskind, R. Danziger, A. Starr, L. Silverstein. Back row, 1. to r.: M. Dennis, H. Levine, B. Ehlers, R. Fishbein, T. Lowy.
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TRACK
Mr. T. expressed his usual optimism in this years track team. He is confident that the track team can repeat for the third time as Sec- tional Champs. With experienced men in all events the season should be a success. With distance running being our strongest event, Norm Reinhardt will lead the way in the mile. Other seniors who are running are Bob Ripp, Marc Hollander, Todd Herman, Ken Hall and Gary Street. The hurdles and sprints also should be a strong event with senior Carmine Bove and underclassmen Joe Rapuano and Paul Fanaroff. In the pole vault the team is resting their hopes on seniors Gary Branning, Paul Fries and Jerry Speisbach. In the weight department seniors Gary Grant, Dennis Marino and sophomore Scott Herman will round out an all around strong team.
First row, I. to r.: J. Spiesbach. P. Fries, J. Fine, M. Dostal, K. Mercer, B. Branch, R. Ripp, B. Ogonowski, P. Fanaroff, D. Mitchel. J. Knowles. Second row, 1. to r.: W. Camp, N. Anderson, G. Grant, B. Gerst, M. Karfeld, R. Nardone, R. Frank, M. Stadler, K. Kotovsky. T. Herman. Third row, 1. to r. : R. Barns, S. Brecher, J. Cohen, G. Street, J. Silverman, P. Demner, J. Rapuano. L. Prather, N. Reinhardt. Fourth row, 1. to r.: J. Chisholm, J. Belliveau, K. DiCarlo, S. Herman, J. Ragucci, R. Day, R. Greenberg, K. Hall. Fifth row: manager M. Small. Missing: D. Marino, G. Branning, J. Schneider.
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GOLF
With four returning lettermen, the Golf team is expecting another fine season. Leading the team will be Steve Gechlik who is rated one of the best young golfers in the state. The other starters are all experi- enced seniors, Steve Grau, Scott Prussing and Jay Silverman.
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COLOR GUARD
Front, 1. to r.: E. Title, captain; A. Apgar, M. Graziano, L. Brown, majorette. Back. 1. to r. : P. Lies, D. Jarman, B. Lies, P. Ogden.
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Front, 1. to r.: C. Miller, R. Fingerhut, B. Miller, N. Yaeger, R. Popolillo. Back, 1. to r. : Bultman, G. Fingerhut, co-captain; L. Sarge, captain; J. Condon, P. Kiesel.
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Front, 1. to r.: C. Nevius, C. Brewton, B. Raskin, captain, M. Gaipa. Back, 1. to r. : Marie Wilson, Irene Prather, L. Losanno, D. Quinzel.
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WE LEAVE . . .
Mr. Kropinicki — a one-way ticket to London and someone who speaks the languag
Ronnie, Carl, and George — a Georgian cop
Mr. Rettenherg — a Family Planning Program
Kathy Summerer — a full week in school
Louie Vasilow — stamp of his mother s signature
Ken Hall — a second try behind the wheel
Ellen Krueger — a favorite flower
Mike DeSantis — a new still
Doug Freeman — a plaid shirt for his plaid pants
Michelle Widom — a date with Pistol Pete
Mr. Amo — a can of dog food
Steve Gechlik — a driving lesson
Tennis team — ice cream
Cheerleaders — new uniforms
David Duhin — his mind
Mr. Pollack — someone else's opinion
Sue Chin — to Zuck
Mr. Pereira — a Bingo game
Joe Truncale — to whoever wants him
Byron Ehlers — doing something for Regionalogue
Jill Gottlieb — a pint of potato salad
Mrs. Penkalski — a side of beef
Mr. Baker — one hill of beans, one epsilon, and a little delta
Lisa Brown — berets from the French underground and a plastic frown
Miss Romano — hot pants
Basketball team — Tastykakes
Eighteen year olds — Mafia s road map to Staten Island
Bio. Dept. — Larry Friedman's brain
Mr. Ferrara — Denny Marino's strength
Alan Weinberger — coated elastic bands
Mr. Yanchus — a possible dream
Student Council — making more proposals
Administration — rejecting their proposals
P.T.S.A. — some students
Mr. Marionni — a sex education class or his own and a Scappy's Special with the wo
Chris Crump — the Fringe
Carmine — an answer to all his questions
Elissa Title — a kiss on the cheek and a match in a glass
Norman Reinhardt — an Olympic gold medal
Joe Benigno — a gavel
Mr. Metz — Miss Townsend
Jay Silverman — to the Frosh girls
Loreen Boyle — a shopping bag for her lunches
Mrs. Conley — one "meatball" from Lynn George
Mrs. Hart — a full class
Nancy Menza — a 2 f hour pass to the "catch-a-quickie" room Harriet Kessler — a Nestle's crunch bar Mr. Hendler — A certain you know who Ken Homlish — a phone call
Dale Murnane — a schedule of Regionalogue meetings Mr. LaVanture — GOOD MORNING!
WE LEAVE . . .
Sue Goldstein — Willis Reed Ira Schulman — captain of homeroom 216 Esq. Marc Hollander — a pep pill Robert Karlsberg — Dirk Bogart and a scarf Ginni Vogt — tango lessons and Arizona . . . and to Henry Sue Karp — a doorknob Elliot Schlanger — grapefruits and cherries Lee Adler — a new fur coat
Debbie Steinbach — Doris Day's talent, TE HE, HE HE, HE Linda Bultman — a megaphone Bob Garner — a Tarzan cheer Mr. Scocca — a chartered plane to Miami Beach Room 209 — a faster moving clock
Control — a beer hall, ten more minutes for current events, a joke book, and a bear Gretchen Kraft — a throat lozenge Bob Quinn — a mop Howie Alexander's height — to Mrs. Goldberg Amy Silverstein — an Engelberg Humperdinck record Lynn Steinhoff — early dismissal to go to the bank Sally Haines' super shoes — to Eddie Cook Brad's tapedeck — to whoever took his tapes Cohnie — a screwdriver Scott Harm — a set of mags Janet Mauro — a recipe for apple pie M. A. U. — to R.J. M. Linda Bjorstad — Len and Ben Mr. Gardella — one armadillo and lots of thanks Mark Spal — a knee guard Janet Condon — Ocean Beach Peggie Kanengizer — a life supply of Bandaids Perrie Brunny — a funnel Jeanette Pulice — Port-o-san Donna Pfeifer — "300" game Dan Olasin — photo lesson and a bag of garbage Greg Spector — ski lessons with Big Ray Randy Huntoon — adjoining room with RED Orange T-shirts — to the Junior Bleacher Bums Mrs. Samwick — a locked pub. office Barbara Cardone — a silver spoon Arthur Weisbrot — a can of Nutrament Elise Werner — another telephone Eddie Graessle — two good legs Mr. T. — another Norman Soccer team — togetherness Rich Freundlich — Gary Alexander's autograph Myles Harmon — Nick the Navaho Larry Sternbach — a nice Jewish girl Mary Space — Cornelia Fats Bob Ripp — recognition Freshmen — three more long, long years Sophomores — two more long years Juniors — one more year with PLEASURE!!!!!!
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REGIONALOGUE
First row, L to R: Ginni Vogt, Sue Karp, Denise DeVone, Maryanne Graziano, Dale Szanger. Amy Silverstein, Lynn George. Second row, L to R: Rich Goldring, Dan Olasen, Bob Quinn, Sue Atkin, Elise Werner. Third row, L to R: Mike Klein, Ed Parish, Byron Ehlers, Joe Truncate, Karen Luber, Jean Goldhammer, Shari Doros.
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Mr. Peter Scocca, Advisor
Editor-in-chief Byron Ehlers
Ass't. Editor-in-chief Ginni Vogt
Layout Editor Ginni Vogt
Ass't. Layout Editor Lynn George
Literary Editor Dale Szanger
Ass't. Literary Editor Elise Werner
Photography Rich Goldring
Dan Olasen Ed Parish
Sports Editors Bob Quinn
Joe Truncale
Business Editor Maryanne Graziano
Art Editors Suzie Atkin
Shari Doros
Ass't. Art Editors Denise DeVone
Advisor Mr. Peter Scocca
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Bottom. 1. to r.: M. Harmon. D. DeVone. L. Brown, J. Horowitz. D. Szanger. H. Levine. Top, 1. to r.: R. Lan, H. Miller, P. Kirschenbaum. M. Klein, L. Koldorf, S. White.
Editor-in-Chief Ass't Editor-in-Chief Managing Editor News Editor Features Editor Sports Editor Ass't Sports Editor Layout Editor Business Manager Ass't Business Manager Art Editors Photography Editor Editorial Advisor Business Advisor
Joel Horowitz Lisa Brown Paula Kirschenbaum Rachel Kalem Dale Szanger Richard Freundlich Richard Lan Nancy Josephson Denise DeVone Sue Starr
Denise DeVone, Holly Miller Michael Klein Mrs. Latzer Mr. Scocca
Mrs. Latzer, advisor
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First row. 1. to r.: H. Forsman, A. Lipton, L. Adler, L. Sherman, L. Force, K. Positan, A INFl^T"!
R. Goodman. Second row, 1. to r.: D. Ogonowski, Mr. Hall, Miss Morazan, M. Friedman, OA JrYL 1 lull
S. Harris, R. Greenberg. Third row, 1. to r.: S. Schacter, W. Pencil, E. Salsitz, C.
Patino, D. Mazeika, T. Rainy, H. Jefferson. Fourth row, 1. to r.: M. Merril, R. Rosen- i^T T TT>
krantz, S. Sherman. W. Van Riper, J. Robinson, D. Zeller, L. Shute. U J3
VARSITY CLUB
First row, 1. to r. : T. Lowy, J. Schneider, D. Episcopo, T. Herman, A. Weisbrot, G. Grant, S. Kubish, J. Rapuano, C. Bove. Second row, 1. to r.: B. Goodman, B. Stefany, A. Nitkin, R. Danziger, A. Starr, G. Street, G. Branning, K. DeCarlo, E. Bergman. Third row, 1. to r.: S. Goldstein, K. Meyer, P. Fries, K. Hall, D. Miniman, J. Slater, M. Dostal, J. Silverman, K. Kotovsky. Fourth row, 1. to r.: D. Fishbine, S. Sherman, B. Gerst, B. Ripp, N. Reinhardt, R. Lan, R. Wenek, T. Nardone, H. Alexander. Fifth row, 1. to r. : M. Weber, H. Jocque, R. Frank, N. Anderson, E. Cook, D. Marino, G. Gleim, Paul Fanaroff.
AMERICAN
FIELD SERVICE
First row, 1. to r. : J. Neidich, E. Krueger, I. Weisman. Second row, 1. to r. : T. Jenkins, N. Josephson, H. AH Khan. Third row, 1. to r.: V. Hammer, M. Francini. Missing: S. Karp.
KEY CLUB
First row, 1. to r.: K. Hall, L. Freidman, R. Stein. Second row, 1. to r.: R. Silverstein, P. Fries, B. Ogonowski, J. Mirabella, S. Boydman, R. Quinn, J. Rapuano, J. Silverman, T. Lowy. Third row, 1. to r.: L. Silverstein, G. Berger, D. Olasen, D. Miniman, J. Horowitz, J. Begnigo, G. Branning, J. Schock. Fourth row, 1. to r.: B. Lloyd, E. Schlanger, E. Parrish, B. Ehlers, R. Dansinger, S. Prussing. H. Alexander, H. Fleish- man. Fifth row, 1. to r. : C. Lewis, G. Speisbach, S. Littles, B. Pomp. Sixth row, 1. to r.: N. Rienhardt, E. Gerstein.
STUDENT COUNCIL
First row, 1. to r.: D. Reich, S. Sherman, R. Danzinger E. Krueger. Second row, 1. to r. : N. Josephson, R. Kalem, D. Gecker, J. Renigno, D. DeVone, M. Geddes. Fourth row, 1. to r. : L. Sampson, R. Dennings, A. Weisbrot, S. Prussing.
FRENCH NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY
First row, 1. to r.: G. Rerger, M. Harmon, R. Stein, E. Schlanger, K. Hall, E. Werner, M. Francini. Second row, 1. to r. : V. Hammer, P. Kirshenbaum, I. Weisman, K. Luber, L. Bjorstad, S. Atkin, J. Chayat.
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NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY
First row, 1. to r.: B. Quinn, W. Zahn, S. Atkin, G. Kraft, K. Luber, Y. Rueda, A.
Silverstein, E. Werner. Second row, 1. to r. : B. Janukowitz, D. Olasen, K. Hall, D. Miniman, L. Freidman, J. Benigno. Third row, 1. to r. : G. Berger, E. Schlanger, E. Parrish, B. Ehlers, R. Danzinger, R. Stein, S. Prussing, J. Goldhammer, B. Raskin. Fourth row: N. Reinhardt.
SPANISH NATIONAL HONOR
SOCIETY
First row, 1. to r.: P. Cohen, B. Ehlers. B. Raskin. Second row, 1. to r.: B. Quinn, R. Danzinger, L. Freidman.
QUILL & SCROLL
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Bottom, I. to r.: Bob Quinn, Joel Horowitz, Byron Ehlers, Mike Klien, Lisa Brown. Top, 1. to r. : Rachael Kalem, Dale Szanger, Lynn George, Maryanne Graziano, Denise DeVone. Missing: Perrie Brunny, Ginni Vogt.
SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS
Maddie Geddis — Secretary Paula Shill — Vice President Joe Bonigno — President Sue Chin — Treasurer
CREDITS
Editor-in-Chief Byron Ehlers
Assistant Editor-in-Chief Ginni Vogt
Layout Editor Ginni Vogt
Assistant Layout Editor Lynn George
Literary Editor Dale Szanger
Assistant Literary Editor Elise Werner
Art Editors Suzie Atkin, Shari Doros
Assistant Art Editor Denise DeVone
Business Editor Maryanne Graziano
Sports Editors Bob Quinn, Joe Truncale
Cover Design Shari Doros
Senior Divider Sue Karp
Faculty Divider Shari Doros
Boarder Design (88-89) Denise DeVone
Sports Sketches Denise DeVone
Scroll Design (124-125) Loreen Boyle, Sue Karp
Photography Rich Goldring. Dan Olasin
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Homeroom #227 Mr. Ferrara
Martin and Virginia Vogt Best Wishes to the Seniors Mary and Bruno Marino Best wishes to all graduates
Mr. and Mrs. Leon Goodman 16 Surrey Lane
Mr. and Mrs. D. Brown 22 Redwood Road
Mr. Joseph Hairstylist
715 Mountain Avenue, Spfd.
Kay s Hardware
265 Morris Avenue, Spfd.
Mr. and Mrs. Saul I. Ring 24 Norwood Road
Mr. and Mrs. Maurice Friedman 94 Redwood Road
Crestmont S. & L. Ass'n.
Union Morris and Essex Counties
Mike's Pizzaria
271 Morris Avenue, Spfd.
Hi-Way Tailors
20 Center Street, Spfd.
Centre Sandwich Shoppe 234 Morris Avenue, Spfd.
Park Drugs
225 Morris Avenue, Spfd.
Pinkava's Motor Co., Inc.
Morris Avenue at Caldwell Place, Spfd.
Perrelli's Texico
251 Morris Avenue, Spfd.
Paul A. Commarato Plumbing and Heating 185 Tooker Avenue
Reinette's of Springfield 246 Morris Avenue, Spfd.
Morris Avenue Motors 155 Morris Avenue, Spfd.
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Weisman 6 South Derby Road
Mr. and Mrs. Leonard W. Garner 6 South Audlen Terrace
Amy Schlessinger Congratulations!
Mr. and Mrs. Wendell Zehn 18 Warwick Circle
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Danziger 122 Jefferson Terrace
Tomie's Service Station 521 Mountain Avenue, Spfd.
Mr. and Mrs. William George 212 Baltusrol Avenue
Mr. and Mrs. Everett S. Kaufman 45 Country Club Lane
Mr. and Mrs. Herman Spiesbach 194 Linden Avenue
Celentano Bros.
52 Springfield Avenue, Spfd.
Carlo Coiffures
279 Morris Avenue, Spfd.
Tabatchnick's Springfield 779 Mountain Avenue, Spfd.
Sanford Alexander
2012 Morris Avenue, Lmion
Cafeteria 1 & 2 Congratulations!
Philip DeCicco
Complete Landscape Service 985-0037
Mr. and Mrs. Martin Karp 10 Newbrook Lane
The Curtain Bin
1036 Stuyvesant Avenue, Union
Mr. and Mrs. Henry J. Bultman, Jr. 66 Fieldstone Drive
Mr. and Mrs. Emil Witowsky 586 South Springfield Avenue
The Image Women's Fashions 238 Morris Avenue, Spfd.
Homeroom #16
Rich Lan, Mr. Kaptor, Debbie Jarman, Linda Kiesel, Patty Lies
Studio 111
240 Morris Avenue, Spfd.
Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Graziano 128 Baltusrol Way
The Short Hills Caterers, Inc. 610 Morris Avenue, Short Hills
Monterey Cleaners & Tailors 569 Millburn Avenue, Short Hills
Ideal Gardens
540 Morris Avenue, Spfd.
Lomnardi Cleaners & Tailors 309 Centre Street, Eliz.
Cranford Cleaners
101 North Avenue, West Cranford
Springfield Travel Service 250 Mountain Avenue, Spfd.
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Mr. and Mrs. Irwin Bross
Estelle and Leon Berger
Mr. and Mrs. Jerome Fingerhut
Mr. and Mrs. J. Klein and David
Mr. and Mrs. William DeVone
Gertrude Colin
Rose and Morton Parish
Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence V. Burns
B. Zurkoff
Mr. and Mrs. Nicholas Episcopo
Mr. and Mrs. Philip Goldhammer
Dr. and Mrs. Karlsherg
Mrs. F. W. Branning
Mr. and Mrs. Robert F. Steinhart
Mr. and Mrs. William E. Madden, Jr.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Roth
Nicholas Zarrelli
Mr. and Mrs. R. T. Reinhardt, Jr.
Mr. and Mrs. L. Fine
Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Cornfield
Maggie Diampa
Henrietta Mitchell
Lee Fuccello
Mrs. N. Zarrelli
Brian Devlin
Milt's Plaza 22
Crate's Gulf
Mr. and Mrs. Philip M. Baumann
TANGO
Robert Vogt
Aunt Hattie
Ianele Family
Keevic Farber Lumber Co.
Phil's Sunoco Service
Edna G. Reiss, Inc.
Anthony J. Verlangieri
Mr. and Mrs. Hollander
Mr. J. De Santis
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Geddes
Fay Kessler
Abbe Meredith Szanger
Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Szanger
Mr. and Mrs. S. Sternbach
Mrs. Shill and Aunt Mollie
Mr. and Mrs. Seymour Margulies
Mr. and Mrs. Edward Silverstein
Mildred Mazeika
The Shindlers
Gianas Family
Usdin Family
Mr. and Mrs. Felix Baer
Mr. and Mrs. John A. Craner
Louis Cohen
Mr. and Mrs. Milton Rubenstein
Leonard and Beulah Garber
Decorator Carpets, Inc.
Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Reichman
Mr. and Mrs. Sanford D. Wellen
Mr. and Mrs. Arnold Koldorf
Roland Drug Store
Mr. and Mrs. G. A. Lindenfelser
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Gleitsmann
Mr. and Mrs. A. Kitzing
Mr. and Mrs. James Curron
Mr. and Mrs. Maxwell Chayat
Mrs. C. Edward Frances
Jean and Otto Graeslle
Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Shapiro
Mr. and Mrs. Edward Street
Mr. and Mrs. Hans Kraft
Homeroom #16
Home Room 19
STEAK HOUSE 1 '-fe>
The Motter Family
U.S. ROUTE 22, MOUNTAINSIDE, N.J. RESERVATIONS (201) 233-5542 PRIVATE PARTIES 10 TO 200 LUNCHEON • COCKTAILS • DINNER
for straight A«»«
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MILLWORK COMPANY
Maple & Springfield Ave. Springfield, N. J. 07081
Restaurant Cocktail Lounge
HALFWAY HOUSE
Rt. 22 Eastbound Mountainside, N. J.
Carmine Petruzziello, Pres.
232-2171
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JDRHS Booster Club
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Marcie
Cyndie
Dale
Color Guard
Debbie
Donna Ginni
Corliss Gwen
464-0927
Rib and Bib Inn
Specializing in Prime Ribs - Steaks - Lobsters Your Host Tony Petruzziello
279 Springfield Ave.
Berkeley Heights, N. J.
Tor Appointment Call 379-1066
Village Coiffures Beauty Salon
270 Morris Avenue
Springfield, N. J.
Tel: (201) 379-3819
Marvin Weisman
Carol Lane Card and Gift Shop
Echo Plaza Shopping Center
Route 22 Springield, New Jersey 07081
Home Room 2
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DRexel 6-5505
MUrdock 2-9550
RAU QUALITY MEATS
Eugene F. Rau
763 MOUNTAIN AVE.
SPRINGFIELD, N. J.
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Ron Golcher
2£)ai/ron Studio photography
Wedding and Portrait Specialists
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Geljack Jewelers Div. of Braunschweiger Bros. 241 Morris Ave. Springfield, N. J. |
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Norma's Salon of Beauty |
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Creative Coloring and Hair Styling |
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N. J. (201) 232-7300 Tooling & Fixture Components |
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VLIER ENGINEERING CORP. |
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Power Clamping Systems |
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Globe Engineering Sales 1159 Route 22 Mountainside, N. J. 07092 |
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Richard Best Pencil Co. Inc. |
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211 Mountain Ave. |
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National State Bank |
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CORTE BEAUTY SALON
Telephone (201) 376-6990
Two Mountain Avenue Springfield, New Jersey
Compliments of
REGIONALOGUE
MR. PALMER'S GIRLS
Heidi Mayer Joni George Yoni Millman Ruth Popolillo Dennise Devane Amy Silverstein Paula Shill Diane Vereangeri Jill Stewart
Robyn Goldman Lauren Sarge Phyllis Buzin Orna Schachtel Gail Linden Feeser Janette Pulice Patty Day Linda Buetmann Elise Werner
Jackie Wasner
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2660 MORRIS AVE. UNION, N. J.
Homeroom 202
Gretchen Kraft Karen Koldorf David Kleiner Michael Klein Jackie Krasner Russ Krill Ursula Kranke Robert Kramer Barbara Lies Leslie Levy Anne Leinardis Corliss Lee
Mr. Jasinski
Carol Kunyz Marlene Madden Karen Luber Bonnie Lowenstein Mimi Lohse Noreen Litzenbauer Robert Kurtzer Dennis Marino Daniel Marianino III Andrea Margulies Arnold Marech Tony Manressar
Homeroom 8
STANLEY'S
Morris Ave. and Springfield Ave., Springfield, N. J. An Adventure in Eating
Homeroom 7
Sophomore Homeroom #1
Wishes to extend its Congratulations to the Class of 1971
Compliments of the
SPANISH CLUB
Mr Hall & Mrs. Morazan, Co-Advisors
SOMERSET MILL WORK PRODUCTS CO.
MAPLE & SPRINGFIELD AVES. SPRINGFIELD, N. J.
Pres. Alan D. Kampf
Homeroom 4
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